Identity Threat Protection
on Windows
Check if your personal information has appeared on the dark web and send removal requests to data brokers and people-search sites, all in one app.
Check if your personal information has appeared on the dark web and send removal requests to data brokers and people-search sites, all in one app.
Identity theft often starts with personal information already circulating online, but Identity Threat Protection can help you find it sooner and respond before bigger problems arise.
Once you add your details, PureVPN monitors them for exposure on the dark web and alerts you when a match is found, including what information was involved and what to do next.
If records linked to you are found on data broker and people-search sites, you can authorize removal requests and easily track their progress through an intuitive dashboard.
Know when sensitive information tied to you has surfaced.
Enter the personal details you want checked like email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, passport numbers, and SSN/NIN.
Receive a notification when your details appear on the dark web along with the information involved and what needs attention.
Get clear recommendations based on what was exposed, so you know what to secure first and how to reduce the risk of further misuse.
Reduce how much of your details these sites expose.
Find Brokers
Holding Your Info
Identify data broker and people-search sites that hold records linked to you, including contact details and other personal information.
Authorize Automated
Removal Requests
Review the matches and authorize automated opt-out requests instead of contacting each site and completing the process yourself.
Track Everything Through
a Dashboard
Follow every request through the dashboard, with clear updates showing what is pending, in progress, or completed.
Client portals, payment tools, cloud apps, and public profiles are central to how you work. If those details surface online, attackers have more ways to target your accounts, clients, and income.
Business registrations, supplier accounts, and online directories often connect company information with personal details, which gives scammers more material for targeted phishing attempts.
Journalists, consultants, creators, and executives are easier to research online. Exposed contact details, addresses, or identity records give scammers and harassers more material to work with.
You do not need to wait for fraud before caring where your data ends up. Monitoring dark web exposure and removing broker records helps reduce how much of your identity remains in circulation.
Here are a few more reasons to choose PureVPN.
Protect your connection, monitor exposed personal information, and manage data removal requests from the same app instead of juggling separate tools.
Explore PureVPN’s privacy and security features for yourself, with a 31-day money-back guarantee if you decide it is not right for you.
Support is available 24/7 if you need help with the Windows app, your account, billing, or any part of Identity threat Protection while using the service.
PureVPN has more than 3 million users worldwide, giving new customers a long track record to consider before signing up for the service.
You can start using PureVPN Identity Threat Protection on Windows in 3 simple steps:
Download and install the PureVPN Windows app and sign in.
Choose Dark Web Monitoring or Remove My Data.
Enter the required info, review any dark web matches, or authorize data removal.
Identity Threat Protection is included with the Max plan, giving you access to both Dark Web Monitoring and Remove My Data.
Details added for Dark Web Monitoring are encrypted rather than stored in readable form. Information entered for Remove My Data is used to search broker sites and submit authorized requests.
You can monitor email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers without the CVV, passport numbers, and Social Security or national identity numbers.
There is no fixed timeline because each broker handles requests differently. Unanswered requests are sent again every 60 days, and you can follow their status through the dashboard.
No. It helps find exposed information and remove broker-held records, but you still need strong passwords, multifactor authentication, updated software, and care around suspicious messages.
